Seattle Star publication details and subscription notice
The Seattle Star lists office addresses in Chicago and New York and prints subscription rates and delivery terms. It notes billing, advertising agency contact, and that subscriptions expire and may be removed if unpaid, with post office registration as second class matter.
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Suneet
Main
The
Star's Era
Ford Building
Chicago
Beene Dugain
New York
Porterfield
Mgr Coretas Adversaing
AAR Agency
Ballard Ave
Neet
Red
Maller Ecarriera
Coplea Ae
Bintered
Beattin Waanington
The Stingy Man Revealed Through Caring Deeds
The piece contrasts a man labeled stingy with his true nature showing deep care for family. He pays debts promptly and supports relatives, including a life crippled child and an orphaned niece, despite outward restraint. Exteriors deceive. judge not by appearances. The column then notes The Star reports on the Washington hotel sale and Merger news, followed by criticism of a Hearst outlet’s political spin.
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Fle
Washington Hotel
The
Star
Nan
Moore
Denver doctor refuses $1 890 000 fortune
A Denver physician refused to take any share of a $1,890,000 fortune. The piece also notes a typhoid epidemic in Denver, Kansas plans a beauty show for the St Louis exposition, and a humorous cartoonish reference to ancient myths and current events.
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Denver
Kansas
Chalk on the block hints at Trojan Club intrigue
The piece recounts a sly remark about rubbing someone off the board while joking a ringer is being used. It parodies Benjamin Franklin’s kite experiment and quips about harvesting electrical signals via a telephonic setup, mixing hokum with early gadgetry lore.
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Benjamin Franklin
War News From Global Fronts and Oddities
Reported talks with Viceroy Alexieff deny Russian plans to strike. four gold orders from St. Petersburg to naval officers for bravery arrive in Port Arthur. Pink salmon to Japanese troops ordered from Alaska canneries. czar orders pink pills for all armed forces. Rumors of Donte agents and Dowie’s move stir natives and foreign quarters. Mormon leader Smith joked about wives patching ureter as Josephs coat of many colors.
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Murden
Alexieff
United States
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Alaska
Smith
Mormon Church
Ureter
Joseph
A Spring Privilege of Clam Digging
In playful verse the speaker shifts from flower picking to clam digging, noting varied spring passions among neighbors while the Krazy Krank character adds a whimsical aside.
Oldest love letter brick proposal in British Museum
A brick inscribed as a marriage proposal, dated about 1,500 years ago, is preserved in the British Museum. The artifact presents a historic romance in a durable, unusual form.
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British Museum
City plans northern dump site for ashes and garbage
The Board of Works considers locating a northern city dump for ashes and garbage at the request of the University Community Club. Residents in the north lack disposal options as the only authorized dump is at the south tide flats. The issue was referred by Health Officer Ludlow to the board after the club’s landscape committee, chaired by C. W. Horr, pushed for a cleanup campaign.
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Board of Works
University Community Club
Ludlow
Famous Old Soldiers' Home in Paris to be Given Up
The famed veterans home in Paris founded by Louis XIV and famed for Napoleon’s tomb and the French artillery museum is to be closed. Only cripples remain admitted. the pension system replaces the facility, with 4,060,000 dollars yearly redirected to pensions in Korea.
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Paris
Paria
Louis XIV
Napoleon
Battlelines Near Yalu Rivers Reach Deep Into Korea
The report notes Japanese forces advancing toward the Yalu River with a growing Russian presence. Cossack scouts lead the enemy line and a clash is reported at Chongju between Ping Yang and Wie. Further movement runs between Ping Yang and the occupied Wija area.
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Korea
Beoul
Wiju
Manchuria
Taldong
Ping-Yang
Pig- Yang
Yalu
Hudson
Emalier
Chongju
Ping Yang
Wie
Wija
Huesia
Liquozone Offer Sparks Nationwide Health Claims
An advertising push pledges to buy a million bottles of Liquozone and distribute them to a million sick people at a cost of $500,000. The firm touts Liquozone as an internal germ killer and tonic, claiming it cures diseases caused by germs and improves vitality, with a free first bottle offer to test its efficacy.
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America
Sime
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Garnier Burnett
Burnett
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Yale
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Liquid Ozone Co
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